6/2/2006 2:59 PM | |
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Hi, this ocx is showing the time of your PC. I don´t think it´s a good idea to allow the operator to manipulate the time of your PC. => normally your system has timesynchronization??? http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/7802886 nemo |
6/3/2006 6:28 AM | |
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I think the best way, you should use the Time Synchronisation function of WinCC. It's simple & effective. |
6/5/2006 7:11 PM | |
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Hi, did you embed the "Sys-info" channel in TagManagement ? nemo |
6/5/2006 7:57 PM | |
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No i didn´t. What do i need to do to activate the System Info. But, does not exist any simply and direct way to update the systemdate and time of the windons by WinCC.?? Regards, Marques |
6/6/2006 4:31 AM | |
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The "System Info" channel is used to evaluate system information such as the time, date, drive capacity and provides functions such as timers and counters. |
6/6/2006 9:32 AM | |
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The simplest way is as Ikkezelf says, to use the Windows TIME command. You can call this from a WinCC script using the ProgramExecute (C )or WScript.Shell ( VBS ) commands. To set the time simply use the following command: TIME 00:00:00 The following command will synchronise the time with another computer: NET TIME \\MY_TIME_SERVER /SET /Y Put either of these commands into a WinCC script to set the time. Simple [:)] |
6/6/2006 10:47 AM | |
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I can not acess the link. Can you put it again correctelly please. Regards, Marques |
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